Interview Katy Perry: "Grateful to be representing a fearless female"

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Katy Perry was one of the all-female celebrity crew on board of the Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket that blasted off on Monday (April 14) from the West Texas region in the United States."I am so grateful to be representing a fearless female in my family, which is a domino effect from my mom and my sister, and definitely something I feel from my daughter," she told a reporter before take off.

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00:005, 4, command engine start, 2, 1, inaction.

00:14Liftoff.

00:17New Shepard has cleared the tower.

00:26Do you have a message for your family in this moment?

00:31It's okay.

00:32Yeah, no stress.

00:35I'm going to be very emotional this weekend, of course.

00:38Yeah, it's an emotional thing.

00:40It's a big journey.

00:41It's huge.

00:44My message is that I love them.

00:53And I can tell you've got so much love in your heart,

00:58and I appreciate you sharing that with me, especially in this moment.

01:02Take all the time you want.

01:03The message of my family is that I love them so much, and I'm so full of love,

01:07and I am so grateful to be representing a fearless female in my family,

01:15which is a domino effect for my mom, for my sister, and definitely something I feel for my daughter.

01:21And the significance here of the bell, and I should note before I have you explain that,

01:30each crew names themselves, they have named themselves the six taking up space,

01:35as each one is ringing a bell, and the significance of that is what, Ariana?

01:39Big part of your life, of course, is your daughter.

01:59Daisy, I want to know, does she kind of have a concept of what's happening,

02:03or like, what are your feelings around sharing this with her?

02:05I mean, she's four and a half, so she's still trying to figure out what day of the week it is.

02:10Sure.

02:10But it is very normal, you know, for us to talk about mommy going to space now,

02:14and I will be so excited to hold her when I land.

02:19Astronauts as safe as possible, for as long as possible.

02:22Of course it'll be safe when they actually get in there.

02:24What are you taking with you to space?

02:26I'm taking bracelets that represent the pillars of my foundation that I started with my sister,

02:32called the Firework Foundation.

02:33I'm bringing almost 300 of them so that I can bring them back home

02:36for the sixth, seventh, and eighth graders that get to come to Camp Firework.

02:39They're going to be so excited.

02:40They're going to be very excited.

02:41It's really for those kids to inspire them as well,

02:44to never put limitations on their dreams.

02:47I'm going to be bringing a daisy, a real-life daisy from the earth,

02:52to remind us that, you know, the earth is very precious.

02:57Even you took us into mission control yesterday,

03:00and just meeting, there's 10,000 employees here at Blue Origin.

03:02One of my favorites was Mae Jemison, the first black woman into space,

03:08and she made a very clear point.

03:11She's like, there's going to be lots of emotions on,

03:13I want to say game day, on launch day.

03:16It is game day, game day.

03:18On launch day.

03:20But as you can see, she's got tears in her eyes

03:22for the least amount of time.

03:24So we keep it, we keep it fast.

03:27We keep holding.

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